Statistics NZ
Statistics NZ's Selected Price Indexes show as well as a surge in food prices in April, airfares shot up during the school holiday-Easter period
15th May 25, 11:24am
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Statistics NZ's Selected Price Indexes show as well as a surge in food prices in April, airfares shot up during the school holiday-Easter period
Population growth from migration declined by almost three quarters in year to March as fewer migrants arrived and more people left NZ long-term
14th May 25, 11:54am
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Population growth from migration declined by almost three quarters in year to March as fewer migrants arrived and more people left NZ long-term
Electronic cards data for April shows that hospitality, durables and consumables spending rose in the month, but the apparel industry is still doing it tough
14th May 25, 11:30am
Electronic cards data for April shows that hospitality, durables and consumables spending rose in the month, but the apparel industry is still doing it tough
The Reserve Bank meets three times a year to set interest rates without seeing updated inflation data at its monetary policy reviews
14th May 25, 5:00am
The Reserve Bank meets three times a year to set interest rates without seeing updated inflation data at its monetary policy reviews
Large fall in the estimated build costs of retirement village units possibly signals a shift towards more affordable housing in the retirement sector
8th May 25, 10:16am
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Large fall in the estimated build costs of retirement village units possibly signals a shift towards more affordable housing in the retirement sector
Unemployment remained the same and wage pressures were muted in the March quarter
7th May 25, 11:09am
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Unemployment remained the same and wage pressures were muted in the March quarter
Labour market figures to be released in the coming week are likely to show a continuation of the recent rise in unemployment. David Hargreaves has a look at what we might expect
4th May 25, 5:00am
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Labour market figures to be released in the coming week are likely to show a continuation of the recent rise in unemployment. David Hargreaves has a look at what we might expect
New dwelling consents picked up in March perhaps signalling the start of an upturn for residential construction
2nd May 25, 12:05pm
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New dwelling consents picked up in March perhaps signalling the start of an upturn for residential construction
February net migration gain up 29.3% year-on-year, annual gain down as 44,055 NZ citizens leave
14th Apr 25, 11:55am
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February net migration gain up 29.3% year-on-year, annual gain down as 44,055 NZ citizens leave
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Stats NZ says retail card spending fell 0.8% last month, while separate data showed the services sector remained in contractionary mode
14th Apr 25, 11:34am
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Stats NZ says retail card spending fell 0.8% last month, while separate data showed the services sector remained in contractionary mode
David Hargreaves has a look at what the March quarter inflation figures might bring. That's the easy bit. The hard bit is trying to work out what might come next
13th Apr 25, 6:30am
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David Hargreaves has a look at what the March quarter inflation figures might bring. That's the easy bit. The hard bit is trying to work out what might come next
The latest update on NZ’s state of the environment is sobering – but there are glimmers of progress, Christina McCabe says
9th Apr 25, 9:50am
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The latest update on NZ’s state of the environment is sobering – but there are glimmers of progress, Christina McCabe says
Economists don't see the upside surprise to the latest quarterly GDP figures as derailing likely Official Cash Rate cuts in each of the next two RBNZ reviews - but beyond that there's question marks over what comes next
24th Mar 25, 2:42pm
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Economists don't see the upside surprise to the latest quarterly GDP figures as derailing likely Official Cash Rate cuts in each of the next two RBNZ reviews - but beyond that there's question marks over what comes next
After plunging in the previous two quarters, GDP grew a better-than expected 0.7% in the December quarter; figures 'a genuine upside surprise'
20th Mar 25, 10:57am
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After plunging in the previous two quarters, GDP grew a better-than expected 0.7% in the December quarter; figures 'a genuine upside surprise'
The deficit between what we earn overseas and what we spend drops to 6.2% of GDP, but remains at levels generally seen as too high
19th Mar 25, 11:12am
The deficit between what we earn overseas and what we spend drops to 6.2% of GDP, but remains at levels generally seen as too high